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Restaurant reviews

Published
March 31, 2024

In Portsmouth, a former Friendly’s transformed

At Vida Cantina, house-made tortillas from homegrown corn, craveable fried-pollock tortas, and a chef who walks the walk when it comes to local sourcing.
Published
March 24, 2024

Dine Out Maine: Duckfat is as good as ever, maybe better

You already know the fries and panini are fantastic. But everything else at this Middle Street institution, including the service, is terrific, too.
Published
March 17, 2024

Dine Out Maine: A former Old Port sports bar transformed

With snazzy design and locally focused New American food, gastropub Thistle & Grouse offers many pleasures.
Published
March 10, 2024

Big Tree Hospitality has done it again – a 4-star experience in an unlikely spot

To market, to (South Freeport Village) market, to eat a great meal.
Published
March 3, 2024

Eight years in, Portland Press Herald Dine Out critic talks shop

So at this point, is Andrew Ross sick of dining out all the time?

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Published
February 26, 2024

Best 75 places to eat and drink in Greater Portland in 2024

Press Herald restaurant critic Andrew Ross’ picks for the area’s top restaurants, coffee shops, bakeries and bars.
Published
February 18, 2024

Dine Out Maine: The Continental is still finding its feet

The food at the neighborhood pub in Oakdale is uneven. For now, it's a fine spot for a drink, and we've high hopes the cooking will sort itself out soon.
Published
February 11, 2024

Dine Out Maine: Peng’s Pizza is on trend, but its mash-up style stands out from the crowd

The Biddeford pizzeria's white pie with pistachio and pickled Fresno chiles is a must-try.
Published
February 4, 2024

Despite flaws, Tacos la Poblanita in Westbrook is worth a visit

The casual, counter-service restaurant has several good choices.
Published
December 28, 2023

Dine Out Maine: The Best of 2023

Our restaurant critic's annual summation of his favorite bites, sips, meals and more in Maine. (Tell us about your own favorites in the comments.)